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…will develop a social addiction due to the company they keep. Smokers will also begin to develop habits with their smoking, for example when they get in the car or after a meal. Smokers also develop a physical addiction to the nicotine in cigarettes and suffer…

…at a teasing nymphet washing a car across the street from the female-starved prisoners in one of the most erotic scenes ever to grace a Newman film. It isn't too long before Luke needs to conquer new and wider challenges, after having won over his fellow convicts…

…and when parents get off of work that teen crime rates are at there highest (Silver). High school students, obviously too old for a day care, would have less time unsupervised, thus providing less opportunities for trouble. Another risk is car accidents…

…than three-fourths of the spills in US waters were under ten gallons of oil, which is less than a car's fuel tank can hold. From the year of 1989, the year of the Exxon Valdez accident, the amount of oil spilled in US waters has declined from fourteen…

…sacrifice is made in order to be called a hero. At the end of the book, Willy commits suicide by running into a car. He commits suicide in the conviction that a legacy of $20,000 is all that is needed to save his beloved but also damaged offspringall…

…pollutants are acidic gases particularly sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. These gases are formed when fuels are burned especially in car engines and in power stations. After they have been released they react with the gases in the air and with the rain-water…

…, such as lighting, air conditioners, heaters, refrigerators, washing machines, etc. Instead of using a car everyday, public transportation, walking or using a bicycle is highly recommended…

…in the book seem to be the result of fate's come back of members of the Yelnats and Zeroni families for the joint advantage of both families. Each coincidence in the book, including the shoes that Hector stole flying off the hood of a parked car and hitting Stanley…

…' only consolidated Cuba's dependence" (4), is shown as valid. Cuba ended up importing American products of all sorts, from timber and cars to basic necessities, such as rice and beans (Galeano 4). Here again, American policy changed the fundamental economic…

…magazines. Then one night John was attacked but someone. Someone tried to shoot him and kill him when he was in a car. John escaped from the shooting and went home. He locked himself in a room and didn't even talk to his wife about it. One the next day he went…